WoodTony

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Splitboard from my workshop WoodTony Craft Boards
Length 150 cm
Nose-waist-tail 320-266-295 mm
Sidecut radius 7.5 meters
Minimal camber with early long rocker in the nose
2 layers of biaxial carbon fiberglass (two layers at an angle of 45 degrees to each other).
The core is a combination of aspen and ash. Aspen gives responsiveness to leg movements, and ash gives elasticity and energy.
Topsheet is a natural veneer (thin layer of wood) of the Makassar Ebony species, coated with matte yacht varnish.

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[antoxasam]

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[antoxasam]

Splitboard from my workshop WoodTony Craft Boards. Length 159 cm
Nose-waist-tail 311-266-302 mm
Sidecut radius 8.3 meters
Biaxial carbon fiber (i.e. the fiber in 2 layers at an angle of 45 degrees to each other)
Camber with early rocker in the nose (about 40 cm)
Aspen core with ash stripes
Weight 3050 gram
3 additional contact points on the edge. The points are not the same. The first point (opposite the front binding - the smallest) - gives additional grip, but does not complicate turning into a turn.
The second point (opposite the waist) is more pronounced
The third point (opposite the rear binding) is maximally pronounced for stable turning and finishing.
Topsheet is a natural Black Ofram veneer (this species is widespread in West Africa from Sierra Leone to Cameroon), coated with matte varnish.

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[kingemmett]

Nice!

[antoxasam]

Splitboard from my workshop WoodTony Craft Boards.
Length 158 cm
Nose-waist-tail 312-265-295 mm
Side cut radius 8.7 meters
Camber with early long rocker in the nose
2 layers of biaxial carbon fiberglass (the threads lie in two layers at an angle of 45 degrees to each other).
The core is a combination of aspen and ash. Aspen gives responsiveness to leg movements, and ash gives elasticity and energy.
Topsheet is a natural veneer (thin layer of wood) of the Black Ofram breed, coated with matte yacht varnish.
Weight 3 kg including accessories.

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[antoxasam]

Size 160 cm
Geometry Directional
Nose-waist-tail 317-270-302 mm
Side cut radius 8.4 m
Camber with early long rocker in the nose
Aspen and ash core.
Triaxial fiberglass top and bottom (torsion stiffness controlled in 3 directions 0/-45/+45 degrees).
Topsheet made of natural American walnut veneer with an anegra stripe, coated with yacht semi-matte varnish.

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[antoxasam]

Length 154 cm.
Nose-waist-tail 292-246-280 mm.
Sidecut radius is 7.4 meters.
The core is aspen + ash.
Biaxial carbon fiber.
Topsheet is an American walnut coated with a semi-matte varnish.
Camber camber with early long rocker in the nose.
Weight including Union furniture 2720 grams.

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[antoxasam]

First pair of skis for customer.

Length 156 cm.
Nose-waist-tail 143-105-131 mm.
Sidecut radius is 12 meters.
Effective edge length 122 cm.
Edge contact length 92 cm.
Sintered slider Isosport 7500 (Austria).
Matte topsheet with individual design.
The camber is minimal camber (about 2 mm) and the rocker at the nose is 45 cm.

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[pmg]

Wow - these Skis look really really nice! Did you design the topsheet yourself?

[antoxasam]

Thank you, pmg:) The design was initially created by a neural network. The customer gave the neural network data about the picture he wanted to see. She generated images for him. And only then a professional designer assembled the final layout. So I’m not involved in the design, unfortunately I like it too

[FredK]

Hi,
I must say I am impressed with the skis and snowboards you have made. Really!
May I ask what program you use to design the snowboards and skis?
Do you still use furniture nuts or do you buy inserts?
And what type of plastic do you use for side walls?
Greeting
Fred K

[antoxasam]

Hi FredK!

Sorry for taking so long to respond. Haven't been here on the forum for a long time.
Thank you, I'm glad you like my snowboards and skis:)
I use snowboard inserts, I order them from China. When ordering 1500 nuts it comes out to about $0.45. Furniture insert is a pretty good, cheap and working solution, but it looks ugly:)
For sidewalls I use liquid polyurethane. I live in Russia, the most accessible polyurethane here is Silagerm with a hardness of 90-95 Shore. It is quite thick, so air bubbles form in it. In some boards more, in some less. And I do not yet know how to completely solve this problem.

[antoxasam]

Ski from the WoodTony Craft Boards workshop, made by me to order according to the individual wishes of the client.

Parameters:
Length 175 cm.
Nose-waist-tail 138-106-128 mm.
Core - a combination of aspen and ash. Aspen gives the skis sensitivity and ease of control, and elastic ash gives energy.
Sidecut radius 19 m.
Camber with an early smooth rocker in the nose to feel comfortable both on the piste and in powder.
Effective edge length 143 cm.
Contact edge length 125 cm.
Triaxial fiberglass (threads lie at angles of 0 / + 90 / - 90 degrees).
Topsheet - highly scratch-resistant Isosport(Carbonium) plastic with an individual design.

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